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    India and Pakistan are playing the blame game, as tensions and violence escalates near the border

    India and Pakistan are playing the blame game, as tensions and violence escalates near the border


    There's been reports of explosions and blackouts near the disputed Indian-administered area of Kashmir

    Al Jazeera reports Pakistan are denying attacks, while Indian officials slam claims as 'farcical'.

    Meanwhile Pakistan US Ambassador Rizwan Saeed Shiekh told the BBC, the reasons for India's aggression against Pakistan earlier this week, were flimsy.

    He says India going ahead and attacking Pakistan, is not the rules of engagement wanted in a region with nuclear capabilities.

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